Best Summer Activities For Kids in LA [Summer 2019]

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We know it's a little too early to talk about Summer, but we love to plan ahead. It's always best to learn about your options while you have enough time, rather than rushing at the last moment.

Today we want to give you enough ideas about what to do during the summer holidays in LA, if you are staying in town.

Opt in for a kid-friendly pool instead of the beach

 What can be more relaxing than a day at the pool? Especially if it's not crowded. So we recommend trying a neighboring pool instead of the beach in the summertime - you might be pleasantly surprised.


Stoner Park Pool
$3.50 adults; $1 for 17 and under

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Kidspace Children's Museum

 This museum has been successfully entertaining and giving new knowledge for kids and their parents for 20 years! Now that's impressive. There are plenty of things to do starting from a kaleidoscope entrance to interactive stations and a variety of fun exhibits.

$13 for ages over 1

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Royal Basketball School Summer Camp
Our camp is the perfect option for those, who want to involve the kid in sports and have fun along the way. During each session, young athletes will learn everything they need to learn about the game. We have a few sessions already planned for this summer.  Each session is 1 week long, pick up and drop offs are available from Sherman Oaks and West LA.
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Session #1
June 10 - June 14

Session #2
June 17 - June 21

Session #3
June 24 - June 28

Session #4
July 29 - August 2

Session #5
August 5 - August 9
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But wait, there is more. We have a $50 discount with each booking until the end of January + additional $25/session if you book more than one at a time. So, if you book 2 sessions now, you will pay $600 instead of $700. Don't miss out on that deal.


De Toledo High Scool
Kids 5-17 years old
$350 the price for 1 session

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Learn about farming with Underwood Family Farms

 Feeding chickens, donkeys and alpacas - how fun does that sound? Or maybe learning about growing fruits and vegetables as well as bringing home the harvest you picked up yourself? All that and much more is available at Underwood Farms.


$3 Mon-Fri
$6 Weekends and holiday

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